Another AAPS-affiliated doctor on Beck's health care show
October 18, 2009 2:48 pm ET by Terry Krepel
We previously highlighted how Glenn Beck's October 16 Fox News program on health care reform included in its audience of doctors Richard Amerling, a director of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, a conservative-leaning group that holds several controversial views, including promoting the right-wing conspiracy theory that Vince Foster didn't commit suicide.
Now, Talking Points Memo has identified another AAPS-affiliated doctor in Beck's audience: David McKalip, the doctor who notoriously emailed a racist image depicting President Obama as a witch doctor to his fellow "tea party" activists.
AAPS' "Take Back Medicine" website features an "open letter to America's physicians" by McKalip asserting that health care reform will "turn doctors into servants of the state, insurance companies, hospitals, and everyone except who matters most: the patient."

















I don't see any concern for our wishes comming from the Democrats or the Republicans.
I don't think the federal government can fix any social problems, they just complicate life with their forms and endless lines of waiting, kinda like the store return line after Christmas.
I think it's time to get back to the original ideas that this country was founded on. A group of teritories and colonies decided to try and pool their resorces to provide for the common good of the public and privide security for that republic. States rights. Where are we now? The Federal government has encroached, ever so incrementally, on our rights as Americans. Now try and buy a tobacco seed, or rubber plant seed.
What do you want from the federal government, protection or control?
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